As the Montreal Canadiens embark on their upcoming two-game road trip, the team adds some call-ups from Laval. Following their loss to the Lightning on Tuesday night, the Canadiens recalled forward Owen Beck, defenceman Adam Engstrom, and most notably, goaltender Jacob Fowler.
As the Montreal Canadiens‘ woes between the pipes continue, the team is turning to promising rookie Jacob Fowler to make his NHL debut in Thursday night’s game against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
This season, Juraj Slafkovsky has really stepped up his game, despite the point totals not necessarily reflecting that so far. One area where he has shown significant improvement is his overall defensive game.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The Montreal Canadiens find themselves in a difficult stretch, and emotions are naturally running high after an ugly 6–1 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Tonight, the Canadiens de Montréal play in Pittsburgh. You know what that means? Zachary Bolduc will get a goal and an assist da- ah pis laissez faire.
Jake Evans won’t be playing tomorrow. The Canadiens have announced that he has left the team for personal reasons and will join the club in New York, ahead of Saturday’s game against the Rangers.
Recently honored by the Canadiens, defenseman Andrei Markov is known for being a pretty serious guy. If you see him smiling, keep this image in mind, because it won’t happen often.
When you look at the Eastern standings, one thing is clear: the Canadiens are lucky to play in a division that isn’t the strongest in the NHL. Otherwise, the club wouldn’t be in the famous mix.
The goalkeeping situation in Montreal is difficult. Samuel Montembeault and Jakub Dobes have, more often than not, performed poorly. Short of solutions, perhaps we should start thinking about changing goalkeeping coaches.
On Wednesday, the Montreal Canadiens announced that Jake Evans would not be travelling with the team to Pittsburgh for Thursday night’s game against the Penguins due to personal reasons.
The Montreal Canadiens don’t have a goaltender who can be a starter right now. As good as Jakub Dobes can be sometimes, it’s time for all of us to face it that the Czech netminder can’t be anything more than a 1B goaltender who can give a team 35-40 starts a season at the most.
After last night’s game against the Lightning, the Canadiens decided to recall Jacob Fowler. The news came as a surprise because, before the start of the season, we didn’t expect him to be recalled at the beginning of December.
Jake Evans won’t be playing tomorrow. The Canadiens have announced that he has left the team for personal reasons and will join the club in New York, ahead of Saturday’s game against the Rangers.
A hockey club can’t win if its goaltenders allow too many goals. There are other aspects to consider when looking at a team’s success: player performance, the team’s system of play, efficiency on special units… But in the end, the most important thing is in front of the net.
Last night at the Bell Centre, the Canadiens played like crap against the Tampa Bay Lightning. The result? As a result, Martin St-Louis wasn’t the happiest guy on earth at this morning’s practice.
The Montreal Canadiens are flirting with a top-three position in the Atlantic Division. This is a big jump from their position at the same time last season. Yet, they have struggled recently.
The Canadiens have recalled goaltender Jacob Fowler, center Owen Beck, and defenseman Adam Engstrom from AHL Laval, according to a team announcement late last night.
Montreal Canadiens‘ centre Jared Davidson’s early numbers don’t scream “future NHL player.” Yet, he was recently called up to the big club. The question is, can he stay in the lineup?
The injury bug has once again struck the Montreal Canadiens this season. Currently, forwards Alex Newhook, Kirby Dach, Patrik Laine, as well as defenceman Kaiden Guhle, are out long-term with injury.
Life as a professional goaltender is rarely a straight line, but for Kaapo Kahkonen, the first week of December 2025 has been a particular rollercoaster.
Following last night’s victory over Winnipeg, the Canadiens announced a pair of roster moves. The team has assigned defenseman Adam Engstrom and winger Florian Xhekaj to AHL Laval.